The RBI systemic risk survey in April-May found broad categories — global, macroeconomic, financial market, institutional and general — registering ‘medium’ risks for the financial system. This is an improvement from ‘high’ institutional risk in the previous two survey rounds.
Within the major categories, however, this time certain components were rated as ‘high’ risk.
For example, commodity price risk, domestic growth and inflation, fiscal deficit, corporate vulnerabilities, equity price volatility, banks’ assets quality and capital requirement, credit growth and cyber risk were high, while risks relating to global growth and pace of infra development were seen as having waned.

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